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Pakistan cancels 118 development projects to pay off $131B debt. Govt calls it “discipline”, but it looks more like reverse gear!⚡️ People asked for light & jobs, got loan payments instead. Development train is still… but debt engine is full speed! Watch my #vlog

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How are you getting this information in your ecochamber, Sirdar ji as all independent source of information is completely forbidden/withheld.

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But there people only focus on india From cricket to army and economic They only see our win or lose No focus on themselves

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Jimi Wanjigi: We got here because of theft. During Moi’s time, out of every 100 shillings, 30 shillings was going to the payment of debt. So he had 70 shillings to run the government, do development, and pay salaries. Kibaki, by the time he handed over to Uhuru, of his 1 trillion and 2 trillion of debt, 18 shillings was going to debt payment. He had 72 shillings that was actively running government operations, which is why people say Kibaki’s budget was debt-free. When Uhuru handed over to Ruto, 65 shillings was going to debt payments. The government started borrowing for recurrent expenditure, no more for development and that is illegal in our laws. Now, where we are this year, 92 shillings of every 100 is going to the payment of debt. We are dying #CitizenSundayLive

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City Hall will be taking out a $170M, 30 year loan to finance the initial construction of the ~$316M Indoor Aquatic Facility. Interest and principle payments will require a potential property tax increase in both 2027 and 2028. Regina has a $890M debt limit, but it’s estimated by 2031 it will only have an available balance of $40M. The city has listed $1.094 billion in infrastructure and capital projects beyond 2030 that could require debt. Regina’s debt limit is authorized by the Saskatchewan Municipal Board and requires city council approval for an increase.

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Which method have you used to pay off debt? 1️⃣ Snowball Method In the Snowball Method, you pay the minimums on all cards, but PAY MORE money to the card with the LOWEST BALANCE first — the one that will allow you to pay it off first. Why It Works👇🏽 This is all about psychology and small wins. Once you pay off the first card, you’re more motivated to pay off the next one. 2️⃣ Standard Method In the Standard Method, you pay the minimums on all cards, but PAY MORE money to the card with the HIGHEST APR, because it's costing you the most. Why It Works👇🏽 Mathematically, you want to pay off the credit card that's costing you the most first. Technically, the Snowball Method isn't necessarily the most efficient approach, because the card with the lowest balance doesn't necessarily have the highest APR. But on a psychological level, it's enormously rewarding to see one credit card paid off, which in turn can motivate you to pay off others more quickly. Just look at this reader’s message to me: “I've saved over $3,000 and paid off over $3,000 in credit card debt. The idea of snowballing payments from the smallest card to the largest had the greatest impact on my mentality toward paying off the debt.” —Sean Stewart, 31

Which method have you used to pay off debt? 1️⃣ Snowball Method In the Snowball Method, you pay the minimums on all cards, but PAY MORE money to the card with the LOWEST BALANCE first — the one that will allow you to pay it off first. Why It Works👇🏽 This is all about psychology and small wins. Once you pay off the first card, you’re more motivated to pay off the next one. 2️⃣ Standard Method In the Standard Method, you pay the minimums on all cards, but PAY MORE money to the card with the HIGHEST APR, because it's costing you the most. Why It Works👇🏽 Mathematically, you want to pay off the credit card that's costing you the most first. Technically, the Snowball Method isn't necessarily the most efficient approach, because the card with the lowest balance doesn't necessarily have the highest APR. But on a psychological level, it's enormously rewarding to see one credit card paid off, which in turn can motivate you to pay off others more quickly. Just look at this reader’s message to me: “I've saved over $3,000 and paid off over $3,000 in credit card debt. The idea of snowballing payments from the smallest card to the largest had the greatest impact on my mentality toward paying off the debt.” —Sean Stewart, 31

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“Is it still 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs that will be eliminated, or is it higher?” Dario: “I don't know exactly, but I'm still pretty concerned. I'm still the same order of concerns. Right now AI is making people more productive, but that's the usual hump... eventually it gets close to 100%.” “You automate 90% of the job, great, people are 10 times more productive... but eventually it gets close to 100%. We’re already starting to see the beginning of like... there may be some people that it’s not making more productive, that it’s better for the AI to just do it.”

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🚨 WARNING FOR ALL CALIFORNIA EMPLOYERS Your federal payroll taxes are going up — again — because Governor Newsom refuses to pay off California’s massive unemployment insurance debt. California is the only state in America that still hasn’t repaid its federal UI loan — now over $21 billion and growing. Instead of using record revenue to pay it down, Sacramento is forcing employers to shoulder the burden through automatic increases in federal unemployment taxes (FUTA). This means higher costs per employee every year the debt remains unpaid. We’re demanding the Governor allocate real resources to pay off this debt so businesses aren’t punished for Sacramento’s mismanagement. Thank you to Congressman Vince Fong for introducing the CAL Repayment Act to force California to do the responsible thing. In a record revenue year, they still claim they don’t have enough of your money. If they can’t pay this off now, they never will.

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This young lady bought a cheap car on Facebook marketplace despite people warning her about it. He told her the car would pass inspection, but also wanted her he was selling it as is. So when she got a check engine light literally a mile down the road and a few days later it wouldn’t start. So she calls the guy and tried to get him to replace the battery and the check engine light. He claims that he would look at it for $150. So the guy just sold her a car riddled with problems as is but claims it would pass inspection, and the buyer seems to have an issue understanding what an as is sale it. But shouldn’t he still fix it for her as he claimed it would pass inspection?

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Taking a loan has never been easier. There is almost no friction between wanting something and borrowing to pay for it. The problem is that income is limited, while the list of things we want is endless. And often, it isn’t even the purchase we want as much as the momentary thrill of buying it. We are taught how to earn and save, but learning how to spend is just as important. When an impulse purchase becomes an EMI, you are committing future income even before it hits your account. The excitement of spending fades in days, but the debt stays for years. Borrowing to invest in a home, education, or business makes sense. Borrowing for lifestyle consumption locks you into a loop that leaves no breathing room when an emergency hits. In this video, Zero1 by Zerodha looks at why household debt in India is rising, how to assess whether your debt is manageable, and practical ways to pay it down. Congratulations to Prateek Singh, Swati Sharma, and the team on crossing 800,000 subscribers.

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Bill Maher: “What about canceling student loan debt?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “If you're working class, you're first in your family to go to college, you have all this debt, and then you're paying off your debt until you're 50 or 60 and can't get a house, we can pay off that debt. And you know how we pay for it? Tax Elon Musk. Tax the billionaire.” “You're telling me we can't have healthcare and free college for Americans.” I have a better idea: Ro Khanna is reportedly worth over $200 million. How about he donates all his money to the government so it can keep funding Somali migrants' lavish lifestyles — instead of stealing it from Elon Musk? Musk creates real wealth, thousands of jobs, and better lives for THOUSANDS of Americans while INVESTING nearly everything he makes back into his companies.

Bill Maher: “What about canceling student loan debt?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “If you're working class, you're first in your family to go to college, you have all this debt, and then you're paying off your debt until you're 50 or 60 and can't get a house, we can pay off that debt. And you know how we pay for it? Tax Elon Musk. Tax the billionaire.” “You're telling me we can't have healthcare and free college for Americans.” I have a better idea: Ro Khanna is reportedly worth over $200 million. How about he donates all his money to the government so it can keep funding Somali migrants' lavish lifestyles — instead of stealing it from Elon Musk? Musk creates real wealth, thousands of jobs, and better lives for THOUSANDS of Americans while INVESTING nearly everything he makes back into his companies.

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